Florida State University Top Questions

Since it is so big the departments do not have the same information. When you have a question you have to go to 5 different departments.

I feel the worst thing about my school is that, even though the school has a lot of cultural and ethnic diversity, it does not do all it can to have students discover these. As a student however, you should push through and learn as much as you can. Sometimes just talking to a person with a different ethnic or cultural background then yourself can be a life changing experience. Florida State University is a wonderful place to have these opportunities.

The union/main campus cafeteria is out of date.

Nothing

I honestly can't think of something bad about FSU!

The profiteering off of students in all aespects. The quality of service, housing, food, tuition is much too low for the price students pay.

The worst thing about my school if I had to choose would be the amount of people that live in th Talahassee area. There are a variety of different people and ages considering it is oth Florida's capital and a college town.

The worst thing about FSU is that it has barely any coverage when the weather turns on you. Walking in the rain is a hassle to begin with, but having to take that walk through an entire campus of uneven terrain and construction can be very difficult.

The worst thing about my university is that there are very few professors that make students interested in the subjects they teach. Powerpoint usage is very high here, and interaction and teaching of practical knowledge is very low. While there are some really great professors here who really know how to teach well, there is a larger portion of professors who are just teaching so they can get their doctorate degree, so they are not as focused on really teaching the students.

I think the worst thing about FSU is that it is very hard to get accepted to the programs and majors that are critical for the career you want. I have applied to a program within my major that is critical to being able to learn more and be successful in my career twice and still haven't been accepted. I have other friends who have applied to their major and been denied, leaving them to decide whether they have to transfer to another college or change their career because they can't get into their major or program.